Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, Softball

Location
Main Campus
Workplace
On-site

About this role

Responsibilities for the Assistant Softball Coach/Recruiting Coordinator include, but are not limited to the following:

 

  • Provides skill instruction for student athletes, including independent planning and implementation of a season-long plan for a set group of athletes
  • Participates in all aspects of practice instruction and game coaching
  • Under the direction of the head coach, recruits and evaluates prospective student-athletes; organizes official visits, including assigning hosts, creating travel itineraries and managing all budgetary elements of visits while adhering to all NCAA regulations; tracks all admissions through the application process of our prospective student-athletes; and provides instruction to student-athlete hosts on department/NCAA policies & procedures for a visit
  • Assists with academic support, fundraising activities, and community servicing including communication and outreach to alumni
  • Coordinates with Total Tiger Program Director to track and maintain accurate records of all student-athlete participation in Total Tiger programs
  • Assists in all team operations including travel, bus, hotel, and restaurant plans
  • Maintains video system
  • Assists in creating scouting reports
  • Maintains knowledge and adherence to NCAA rules, including completing monthly logs and summaries in correspondence with the Compliance Office
  • Performs other duties as assigned

 

The work hours for this position include nights and weekends, as required by the athletics schedule. Travel is required.



Required Qualifications:

  • Bachelor's degree
  • One year of successful softball coaching experience at the camp/clinic, high school, or collegiate level
  • Knowledge and understanding of NCAA rules
  • Excellent communication skills

Preferred Qualification:

  • Softball coaching experience at the Division I level

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